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I think its built into reason made by propellorheads.

how do you get the NNXT program

fosho thanks

safe man, its called “big fat one”

That last song with kool keith was nice!

its 2 malstreoms running thru a combinator, one is pure sub, the other has somne tweaks to it using frequency and square etc, the wobble is done by re-directing the 2 oscillators to the combinator, pronbably a bit confusing to explain all in here but theres probly vids around youtube to help.

0:53 How do you get the bass to do that? thats fucken badass

I think Recrding from soundcard but I’m guessing ur asking someone who has put a comment on here.

I think Are you recording from soundcard or mic?

I think maybe check the record volumes on you soundcard settings, also look for record quality, sometimes the default is rubbish.

edit sound in goldwave use “maximise volume”/

I think hey thanx alot for this…but i recorded the sample and everything and the sound wasnt quite the same as the original, it sounds a little weak as compared to the original which sound more full….what sould i do???

I think the screen thats not 2the rack” the bit with the keys running down the left and a graph type thing, you can just sample on key (as long as possible) from your piano then draw it on the graph thing. there are loads of decent built in piano samples so u could just use them?

eh, I don’t know how to do that, I mean use the sequencer

have you tried just recording one long key, then just re-compose the 2 second bit u done using the sequencer in reason

thank you, I tried to use a 2 secs composition of piano played by me… so, if it’s not possible to keep the tempo constant, evidently nobody use this technique… mmmh… tbtw hanks you very much for the hot tips!

I think no, if you want to change pitch but not the tempo (speed) you will need to use something with “time compress + expand” tool, like soundforge. what sound are you trying to use? is it a bass/piano/synth etc or is it vocals?

Yes u can import a sound and use it at different pitches, just dont shrink the zone when you import it, you may just want to shrink it to 2 octaves worth of keys as you probably wont need the very high+ v low keys, then you can put a couple of sounds on 1 keyboard.

I was you can do it in NNXT but it changes me the speed, I don’t want the speed changed, only the pitch: is thaht possible? thanks

I’m new to Reason… is possible to import a wav file and use as a note of the keyboard with different pitches depending on the key you press?

if u click on it in nnxt blue screen you have to hold alt and click mouse at same time for it to play. if your clicking on the sequencer page + still no sound then i’m guessin it must be file size, not to sure why u would have a file quite so big?,if ur using a full acappela, chop it into bars (like 8 or 16 beats at a time), or it will take u forever to edit each section of the tune….. reason will only play the sample from the start so you’d have to listen t the whole rack just to edit middle

HI this was a very helpful video. Thanks so much for posting. I may need some help. I did all as you said. (I actually used Free Wave Editor instead of GoldWave to make my wave file). I initialized in NNXT and I expanded, loaded, and shrank to one key. NNXT does show my sample in the sone and it has the title of my sample, BUT when I click on it (as you did) it does not play back. The sample I loaded was large, like 35MB, could this be the problem? Or is there something you can help me with? THX

I think + if u dont like goldwave, just use audacity or any of the other free wav editing software. the point of this video is to show how to use samples in reason, not how to get the free software.

I think I think you have got confused with their message, they just want you to buy the full version, this is a fully functioning demo, 150 clicks per session

just noticed on the goldwave site at the bottom of 1 page it says this—–
“Files are limited to 4GB on FAT32 partitions. Use NTFS with Windows XP/2000 to create larger files”

dunno what the feck their on about but that might help.